All right, Alexander, let's talk about the military situation in Ukraine because we have all of this diplomacy taking place.

We may have a resolution to the conflict of Ukraine, or at least we're getting closer.

Putin's words.

Putin's words.

We're getting closer to a resolution in Ukraine.

Those are the words that Putin used the other day.

But what's driving everything is the conflict.

What is happening on the front lines.

And as we have said in many videos, ultimately what got to the United States to the summit in Alaska so that they can hear what the Russians had to say.

And I'm sure that the Russians explained the situation on the front line in detail

is what is happening on the military side of things.

And it continues to get worse and worse for Ukraine.

So what's the situation on the front line?

Absolutely.

Now, I should say that over Pachrosk, there's been an enormous amount of fog of war over the last couple of days.

Zelensky redeployed everything that he had left, basically, to try to contain this Russian breakthrough in north of Pakarovsk.

And there's been reports from the Ukrainians that they recovered about 60% of the ground

north of Pakrovsk.

Now, the trouble is neither the Russians nor the Ukrainians are providing us with much

video footage.

They're each making completely conflicting claims about what is happening north of Pachrovsk. It does seem that the Russians have at least retained some of the ground that they captured a couple of days ago.

And of course, what Zelensky has had to do in the meantime,

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